QR Codes in Maths

QR Codes in Maths

How do you use QR codes in your Maths teaching? Here’s one suggestion on a homework sheet, keen to hear your ideas!

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by Stephen McConnachie on June 19, 2013 • Permalink

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Tagged Education, flipped classroom, ICT, ideas, Maths, qr codes

Posted by Stephen McConnachie on June 19, 2013

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